The Power of Preemption in BIPA Cases
Post authored by Haley Jenkins In the hotly contested area of biometric privacy litigation, one buzzword keeps appearing: preemption. In
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Event Organizers’ Liability in Cases Involving Drinking and Driving
Post authored by Alexandra Verven Your client, a not-for-profit organization, comes to you after being served with a complaint. The
Update to Limited Liability Company Act: Members and Managers may be liable for own wrongful acts or omissions, even while acting within their role for the LLC
Post Authored by Christian Blume, Illinois Business & Real Estate Attorney Illinois recently amended the Limited Liability Company Act (805 ILCS
It’s as Easy as a Swipe, but Are Gift Cards Accessible for All?
Authored by Jordan L. Matthis As we gear up for the holiday season, stores are being swarmed with consumers looking
Litigation Tactics: Using Medical Literature to Your Advantage
Authored by Laura Wibberley Medical literature is a powerful tool in medical malpractice cases. Not only can reviewing medical articles,